Subaru Impreza Usados en Venta en El Paso, TX

The materials in the cabin were of economy car roots, and there was not much soundproofing in the doors or the entire car. The Subaru rode rough on very bad patches of road and would sometimes bounce around. The engine had some turbo lag, but it had torque due to the boxer engine design. This design also made the car hard to work on, especially spark plugs. The Subaru also had little back seat room for the passengers, and would feel like a lack of space for people riding. The car was pretty loud and could be heard outside from a distance. There was never any major issues with the car, and what money was spent was usually for performance oriented parts and basic maintenance. It's rough and rugged, but that's what makes it fun, there are not many cons to owning a Subaru, but when there are cons, they are usually very minor.